Minus

Minus - Your money, minus the guesswork

Minus is an easy to use & powerful budget tracking app.
Register, calculate and make reminders for your recurring expenses alongside credit card due dates.

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HowToMen

Enoch Boateng

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Features

Save, Edit, Delete & Calculate on the Fly Register expenses in seconds using a familiar calculator-style numpad. No complex forms — just tap the amount and save. Swipe up to reveal math operators and make calculations directly before saving.
Smart Budget Periods Configure your budget to match how you actually think about money. Choose between Daily, Weekly, Biweekly, or Monthly periods. Minus automatically breaks down your total budget.
Recurring Expenses & Subscriptions Track subscriptions and recurring bills with automatic notifications. Notifications fire at a configurable time before each occurrence.
See your expenses and analyze them Every expense is stored and grouped by date. Browse history organized into: current period transactions, upcoming recurrent expenses, and past period data. Analyze them viewing graphs and see how can you save using the in app recommendation.
CSV Export writes your full expense history to the Downloads folder including amount, date, comment, category, and recurrence settings.
Widgets are available for the app to quickly see components like: Minimum and Maximum spent, average per day and a countdown for the period end.
Wear OS Companion App Track expenses directly from your wrist. A full numpad interface optimized for round and square watch faces, a glanceable recent history, and notification sync with the phone app. See the Project Overview for architecture details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contributing Guidelines for more information.

Translations

Feel free to see, check and fix current translation, any help will be appreciated. Access to Crowdin here

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[!NOTE] While Minus incorporates visual artifacts from Buckwheat, it’s totally different from the original with a vastly more advanced architectural paradigm. Any superficial similarities are merely legacy design cues within a fundamentally different and more robust ecosystem.